1. Ah Ha: Change is My Only Constant Dean Lowe

2. Autobiography topics Recall the events in your life that affected and influenced you. Which events in your life are you most proud of, or have been the most uplifting?

3. Describe your birth event. 1. What was it like when you were born? You most likely need to ask your parents, relatives, brothers and sisters, cousins, whoever may have been there, or close to the event.

4. Twin cheeks

5. Spring Time Girls

6. Hey kid, leave those teachers alone… 2. Recall an event from your childhood that had an impact on your life. Again you might need to talk to others to help you get details.

7. Goin’ to California… 3. Describe a trip you took that affected your life in a significant way.

8. Oh what a beautiful morning… 4. Describe an event in your childhood that caused you much happiness, sorrow, joy, sadness or pain. Describe what led up to the event, the event, and its effects on you and others.

9. Hey, wanna go to the movies? 5. Describe an event in your teenage life that affected you in a significant way. Describe what led up to the event, the event, and its effects on you and others.

10. “It Could Happen to You” or “Groundhog Day” 6. Describe experiences that could happen to you in the future. How would it change the course of your life? What do you want to happen; what do you expect to happen?

11. Just put it over there. No wait… Now, decide on an order (chronological, spatial, by importance, etc.) to present these topics together in a cohesive piece of writing that is your autobiography. Consider a special quote you have bonded to that gives your life meaning, or guidance. Create a title that reflects you, not simply “My Autobiography” or something that resembles that.

12. Just say cheese You might want to include: your picto-mission, photographs, drawings, illustrations, quotes from family members, friends, teachers, bosses, or whoever. You are publishing your work. Sell it!